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The Children’s Railway (official name: Small South-Western Railway) was opened in August 1953 in Syretsky Park, which was then still a wasteland next to Babi Yar. It was built through the efforts of railroad workers of the South-Western Railway and Komsomol members. The first train on the children’s railway was driven by driver Pyotr Krivonos, … Read more
Passage is a commercial and residential building in Kyiv in the form of a street-corridor formed by two parallel buildings (the current address is Khreshchatyk Street, 15). At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the Stifner estate, located on the site of the current Passage, was purchased by the Rossiya Insurance Company for … Read more
The house at 25 Khreshchatyk Street (popular names: house with a star, friendship) is a three-section (2 sections of 9 floors and one of 15 floors) brick residential building, built in 1954. The architecture of the house is designed in the style of Stalinist high-rise buildings. On the ground floor of the house until 2010, … Read more
Nikolai Fedorovich Vatutin was a Soviet military leader, army general and hero of the Soviet Union (title received on April 15, 1965, posthumously). On February 29, 1944, Vatutin, together with his escort, went in two vehicles to the location of the 60th Army to check the progress of preparations for the next operation. When entering … Read more
The Chocolate House (the dark brick-red color in which the walls are plastered became the basis for its name) is the unofficial name of the mansion of Semyon Mogilevtsev (Russian timber merchant) in which famous figures of science, socio-political and government life subsequently lived. Built in 1899-1901, next to Ikskyul-Gildenbanda House. In 1934, part of … Read more
The office of the State Commercial Bank of Russia in Kyiv was founded in 1839. Over time, a large two-story Empire style house on Institutskaya Street, which belonged to the Kyiv nobility, was purchased for her. Later, the Kiev office of the State Bank of Russia was located here, which was created in 1860 on … Read more